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Explore the development and impact of LIHEAP's new performance measures, with insights from pilot states and key recommendations to enhance program effectiveness.
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Understanding LIHEAP’s New Performance MeasuresReport on the Performance Measurement Pilot PMIWG Development Subcommittee Kansas City NEUAC June 18, 2014
LIHEAP Performance Measures • PMWG Performance Measures Report – January 2010 • PMIWG Recommendations to OCS – June 2012 • Draft Performance Measures - 60-Day FRN – June 2013 • Final Performance Measures – 30-Day FRN – June 2014 • Grantee Reports for FY 2015 – January 2016 2
Goals of the Performance Measurement Pilot • Feasibility Assessment – Can grantees prepare this report? How much work is involved once you have the data? • Technical Assistance – What do grantees need to know as they start to collect, process, and report on these data? • Best Practices – What different approaches did pilot states use to collect data? Is one better than another? • Value – How useful are these performance measures in helping grantees to assess their program performance? 3
PMIWG – Development Subcommittee Team • Jane Blank – Wisconsin • Cari Crittenden - Oklahoma • Heather Jones – Missouri • Jennifer Lee – Alabama • Marcia Lemon – Montana • Michael Schmitz – Minnesota • Jenni Sullivan – Montana (Northrup-Grumman) • Leon Litow – OCS • Melissa Torgerson – Verve Associates • David Carroll - APPRISE 4
Performance Measurement PilotData Analysts • Jane Blank – Wisconsin • Heather Jones – Missouri • Michael Schmitz – Minnesota • Jenni Sullivan – Montana (Northrup-Grumman) 5
Performance Measurement PilotPresenters • Heather Jones – LIHEAP Manager, Family Support Division, Community Support Unit • Michael Schmitz – Program Analyst, Office of Energy Assistance Programs, Minnesota Department of Commerce • Pat Boland – Manager of Customer Policy and Assistance, Xcel Energy 6